...find the digital uploads on the University of Texas at San Antonio’s Library’s Special Collections website. The photographers at Zintgraff Studios captured over a thousand unique images of San Antonio...
...1942. It was closed due to competition from the much more efficient roads and automobiles becoming ever more prominent in the era. Smith passed away in 1926 in San Antonio....
...boom all contributed to a growth in the Texan oil industry. Companies like Exxon, Texaco, and Gulf Oil (which was later bought by Chevron) all founded their businesses from Texan...
...were over 1000 companies making washing machines. Before automated machines, clothes were typically washed in natural bodies of water, or in basins, with the assistance of a washboard or hand...
...and 1867. In addition to being the county clerk, Albert Dreiss also owned farmland in Comal County. As a young adult, Adolf Dreiss worked as a field hand on his...
This object is a small print representing the Black Madonna of Czestochowa. The Black Madonna of Czestochowa also known as Our Lady of Jasna Gora is a revered icon of...
